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OB x Neon Esports is well on its way to this year’s multi-million dollar The International.  Thanks to its solid performance in the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) Season 1 capped by a stellar finish in the ONE Esports Singapore Major, Neon went on a tie at No. 5 with Thunder Predator in the DPC rankings with 600 points.  Same with TI9, the top 12 teams in the DPC rankings will directly qualify to the most anticipated Dota 2 global tournament held annually (except last year’s edition which was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic).  Neon collected 300 points after finishing second to Fnatic i...

StingeR fined for beastcoast's withdrawal from Singapore Major StevenRondina • Apr 04, 02:38 beastcoast missed the ONE Esports Singapore Major, and one of its players is paying a price for that. The top team of South America’s OGA Dota Pro Circuit League is slapping a fine on team captain Steven "StingeR" Vargas. This stems from the player breaking beastcoast’s health protocols and exposing the rest of his team.  “Unfortunately, in the days leading up to the team’s flight to Singapore…[StingeR] disregarded our agreed upon protocols and came into contact with someone who tested...

April 4, 2021 Evil Geniuses beats Invictus Gaming 3-2 in the Grand Finals of the Singapore Major. This gives Abed, Arteezy, Evil Geniuses, and the entire NA region their first  Dota 2 Major Championship ever. INVICTUS GAMING BEATS PSG.LGD TO MEET EG IN THE GRAND FINALS .@invgaming take the 2-1, and book their ticket to the grand final.#SingaporeMajorpic.twitter.com/i2FAIYDTMp Invictus Gaming and PSG.LGD share a lot of similarities. They come from the same Chinese region, and they both were sent to the lower bracket by Evil Geniuses. In this series, the two fought for the right to have a rema...

The top three teams of the Singapore Major is set, with Evil Geniuses waiting in the Grand Final. Will it be PSG.LGD or Invictus Gaming facing EG today?

Dota 2: DPC Weekly Recap #1 – South America January 25, 2021 Email There was plenty of action during the first week of games in South America, we break it all down here. Ever since Beastcoast made history in 2019 as the first South American team to place in the top 8 at a TI the region has been heating up in competitive Dota. Which means there’s plenty of exciting series to be had across both divisions. Lower Division Our Lower Division series had plenty of moments where the region’s fresh faces got a chance to shine. Peruvian team Hokori opened Week On...